Journal egork's Journal: replace a disk in mdadm raid array on ubuntu
# mdadm --manage
# mdadm --manage
Past that point, its just a matter of powering off and replacing the drive at your earliest convenience. Once you got a new drive, pop it in, boot the system up, clone the partition table, and add the new partition to the array:
# sfdisk -d
# mdadm --manage
http://erikugel.wordpress.com/2010/04/11/setting-up-linux-with-raid-faster-slackware-with-mdadm-and-xfs/
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